Quotes about Revelation
God already knows the naked truth about us, of course. Why not acknowledge it?
— Philip Yancey
But the LORD was not in the wind. After the wind there was an earthquake, but the LORD was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake came a fire, but the LORD was not in the fire. And after the fire came a gentle whisper. 1 KINGS 19:11—12
— Robin Jones Gunn
Even the things we don't understand are a display of the goodness of God.
— Liz Curtis Higgs
If the sphere of paradox-religion is abolished, or explained away in aesthetics, an Apostle becomes neither more nor less than a genius, and then--good night, Christianity! Esprit and the Spirit, revelation and originality, a call from God and genius, all end by meaning more or less the same thing.
— Soren Kierkegaard
What good would it do me if truth stood before me, cold and naked, not caring whether I recognized her or not?
— Soren Kierkegaard
As you study your Bible with the help of the Holy Spirit, and live out the truths that God reveals to you, you will discover new stability, strength, and confidence.
— Kay Arthur
Love was like that, like a dream you didn't quite understand, one in which you didn't necessarily know what you were looking at until it was right in front of you.
— Alice Hoffman
That was the sorrow of it. He saw the light but never expected the darkness.
— Alice Hoffman
Franny whispered to Haylin all that she ever was and had been. She told him that she had always known what the future would be, and he said that if what she said was true, then she should have known a very long time ago that this was meant to be.
— Alice Hoffman
In good time every secret must be shared and every miracle called into question.
— Alice Hoffman
Was it possible to know anyone, truly?
— Alice Hoffman
Oh, how Vincent wished he could tell his sisters how unexpected everything was. He wished they could sit down at the table, today, in the sunlight, so that he could tell them everything. Once, a long time ago, before we knew who we were, we thought we wanted to be like everyone else. How lucky to be exactly who we were.
— Alice Hoffman